Turner Stoneware Jug Silver Lid 19cm Sprigged Relief Antique Georgian c1800 Wedgwood Original 18th century Wedgwood creamware

Original 18th century Wedgwood creamware casters are increasingly scarce

Elevate your collection with this rare 19th century Wedgwood black jasperware tea dish

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or incorporate it into a curated display with other fine ceramics

original 17th-century plates are highly collectable

Turner Stoneware Jug Silver Lid 19cm Sprigged Relief Antique Georgian c1800 Wedgwood Original 18th century Wedgwood creamwareA large Georgian relief moulded stoneware jug by Turner, applied with a sprigged relief frieze beneath a brown slip neck, fitted with an elaborate hinged silver lid. The body is impressed TURNER (faint) to the base, for John Turner & Sons. John Turner & Sons of Lane End, Longton, were among the finest makers of late 18th and early 19th century fine stoneware, rivals to Wedgwood; John Turner held the appointment 'Potter to the Prince of Wales'. The